Hi!
>> Next i lost mysql support.
>> sqllog show that it tries to connect to some postgrsql !!??!?
>> which isnt even configurated.
>> nothing about mysql.
> You should comment unuseful modules in /etc/proftpd/modules.conf
> and read accurately changes in SQL management.
> 1.3 is a _major_ upgrade.
> Closing because this seems a configuration issue, not a bug.
> If you have specific issues, please feel free to re-open
> but add all configuration and debugging info.
Maybe modules.conf or README.Debian should point out that especially
either
LoadModule mod_sql_mysql.c
or
LoadModule mod_sql_postgres.c
/has to be/ commented out in order for SQL to work.
I had the same issue today wondering why after including SQL
configuration statements no database access was visible and the
connection was terminated. Only this bug report helped me to try
disabling mod_sql_postgres.c in order to get the connection to MySQL to
work.
Regards
Sebastian Bremicker
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